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How to Break a Middle East Stalemate
Ross offers concrete suggestions for breaking the stalemate in the Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.
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Dennis Ross
Michael Singh on C-SPAN
Appearing on C-SPAN's Washington Journal, Institute managing director Michael Singh talked about Iran and the Strait of Hormuz. Topics included Tehran's warning to Washington that the aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis should not return to the Persian Gulf, the strategic and economic importance of the Strait of Hormuz, and
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Michael Singh
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The Pentagon's New Defense Strategic Guidance: Pivoting to Asia, But Still Stuck in the Middle East
Despite Washington's desire to focus on the Asia-Pacific region, the Middle East regrettably holds much unfinished business for the United States and its military.
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Michael Eisenstadt
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A Testing Weekend in Bahrain
While international concern has focused on the strategic Strait of Hormuz and Iranian threats against U.S. Navy ships, tension is growing on the streets of Bahrain.
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Simon Henderson
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The Real Iranian Threat in the Gulf
As Iran's posture in the Strait of Hormuz becomes increasingly bellicose, excessive risk aversion that results in a failure of deterrence and feeds the regime's sense of impunity may be just as risky as military action.
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Michael Singh
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Turkey's Future Role in the "Arab Spring"
What kind of role can and should Turkey play in "Arab Spring" countries exiting authoritarian rule?
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Soner Cagaptay
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Continuing Problems in Egypt's Electoral Process
Egypt's election procedures have improved much, but some serious issues remain, though the U.S. government can only have modest influence regarding these matters.
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Iran's Strait of Hormuz: A Challenge to U.S. Policy
Threats by Tehran to close the strategic Strait of Hormuz may be bluster, but they also represent a bigger policy challenge to the United States.
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Simon Henderson
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The U.S. Interest in Addressing Germany's PKK Problem
The presence of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in Europe is fast becoming a prism through which the Turks view their ties with Europe, especially in Germany.
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Tracking Economic Growth in the West Bank and Gaza since 2007
The West Bank has prospered more than Gaza since the 2007 split between the Palestinian Authority and Hamas, and not just because of foreign aid.
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David Makovsky
Cory Felder
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On Iran, Pressure Works
Washington and its allies can still prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons through nonmilitary means.
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Dennis Ross
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Bolstering the Arab League Mission to Syria
The conflict in Syria that some expected to simmer down is in fact boiling, and the Arab League delegation must be enhanced accordingly.
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Andrew J. Tabler
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Iran's Regime of Religion
Accumulation of religious capital in the hands of the government mutually influences the nature of the state and the clerical establishment and will continue to do so in Iran's uncertain future.
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Mehdi Khalaji
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Israel Is Wide Awake as Decision Time Approaches on Nuclear Iran
Far from sleepwalking into war with Iran, Israelis have their eyes wide open on the nuclear threat and expect others to do the same.
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Michael Herzog
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Turkey Moves Far Beyond Europe
While the world around it goes through economic and political convulsions, Turkey continues to expand its economic reach well beyond Europe and the Middle East.
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Soner Cagaptay
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Breaking Assad's Hold on Russia
Turkey, the Syrian opposition, and Washington should encourage Moscow to reconsider its growing support for the regime's brutal repression.
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David Pollock
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Recent Natural Gas Discovery off Cyprus Tests Diplomacy
A new gas field in the eastern Mediterranean will likely confirm the region's huge new energy potential but could lead to a diplomatic crisis between Cyprus and Turkey.
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Simon Henderson
Why Syria's Regime Is Doomed
An interview by Bernard Gwertzman, CFR.org Amid mounting violence that has killed more than five thousand in Syria, it is "almost inevitable" the regime of President Bashar al-Assad will collapse, says Dennis Ross, a former senior Middle East adviser to President Obama. "When a regime is entirely dependent on coercion
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Dennis Ross
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Iraq's Political Crisis: Challenges for U.S. Policy
In responding to the political crisis in Iraq, Washington should encourage constitutional processes and respect for political and human rights rather than any particular outcome.
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Michael Knights
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Concerning Mr. Rachid Ghannouchi's Visit to The Washington Institute
On November 30, 2011, Mr. Rachid Ghannouchi, leader of Tunisia's an-Nahda movement, visited the offices of The Washington Institute for Near East Policy to address a seminar of the Institute's senior research staff and several select, invited guests. This was an on-the-record session, with a tape recorder sitting in the
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